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Practical Water Law Considerations: Amenity Lakes, SWCD Reservoirs and Stormwater Detention Ponds
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New subdivisions in rural areas raise numerous water law considerations, including how to convert pre-existing rural stock ponds to amenity lakes, dealing with old soil & water conservation district easements and dam structures, and the statutory obligation to avoid flooding downstream neighbors. Come get practical tips on how to address all of these water law issues.
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- TX, CA, PA
- Specialization: Administrative Law | Oil, Gas and Mineral Law | Property Owners Association Law | Real Estate Law
- TX MCLE credit expires: 5/31/2025
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Practical Water Law Considerations: Amenity Lakes, SWCD Reservoirs and Stormwater Detention Ponds (May 2024)
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Practical Water Law Considerations: Amenity Lakes, SWCD Reservoirs and Stormwater Detention Ponds (May 2024)
New subdivisions in rural areas raise numerous water law considerations, including how to convert pre-existing rural stock ponds to amenity lakes, dealing with old soil & water conservation district easements and dam structures, and the statutory obligation to avoid flooding downstream neighbors. Come get practical tips on how to address all of these water law issues.
Originally presented: Apr 2024 Land Use Conference
Leonard H. Dougal,
Jackson Walker LLP - Austin, TX